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Pakistan's prime minister is offering to host negotiations between the U.S.

and Iran on Friday.

Betsy Joles has more from Islamabad.

Republican Clay Fuller is celebrating a win in yesterday's special election runoff in Georgia.

He defeated Democrat Sean Harris and will fill the seat vacated by former Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Raul Bally with member station WABE says Fuller had been endorsed by President Trump.

And he has made sure that we are going to win.

He made sure that he was the ultimate trump card.

In Wisconsin, appeals court judge Chris Taylor is the winner of yesterday's election for a seat on the state Supreme Court.

Taylor is a Democrat and former state representative.

She defeated Maria Lazar, a conservative state appeals court judge.

Taylor will fill the seat of Justice Rebecca Bradley, whose term expires July 31st.

This is NPR News from Washington.

The Trump administration is acknowledging U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has used spyware to intercept encrypted messages as part of its effort to disrupt trafficking of fentanyl.

As NPR's Jude Jaffe-Block reports, last year, the administration revived the contract between ICE and Paragon Solutions, which created the spyware tool known as graphite.

Delta Airlines is the latest carrier to announce higher fees for checked baggage in response to the rising costs for jet fuel.

Beginning today, Delta says most domestic and short-haul international passengers will pay $45 to check a bag.

A second checked bag will cost $55.

The fees represent a $10 increase.